COVID19: Army and drones to bolster police checks
Cyprus police warn they will be unrelenting to ensure stay at home laws are abided by while recruiting the National Guard and drones to keep people in check during the coronavirus outbreak. Due to the spike in new COVID-19 cases, police are increasing checks on citizens travelling in vehicles or on foot across the island.
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